[computeruler]

i am making a computer repair bisnuess and i want to know what name you like better Kevins Computer repair or computer repair by kevin

[mrdaveyk]

the first one and its 'business' for future reference

[Dave Hybrid]

Personally I prefer names that don't have a personal name in and ones which are not to specific.

They leave scope to change your business model later on.

Something like K** Computers where ** are your initials.

Then if you move into sales or networking or whatever later on or if you sell the company your cool.

[computeruler]

ok i think ill use K computers thanks!

[Dave Hybrid]

I think using ALL your initials looks better than just one letter.

[computeruler]

i just put my first and last name and it looks much better

[kanoakavirus]

I'd go with something simple like "Good As New" computer repairs , this may sound stupid to advanced pc users but this is to attract the less advanced , because it will be mainly novices looking for repair shops as advanced owners do there own repairs. Anyway what repairs will you be doing, laptops to?

[Cew27]

i think you had better learn what your doing before you do this, if i told you my mosfets were overheating what would you do

[kanoakavirus]

The correct answer cew is to glue an ice cube to your mosfets and chuck your heat sinks away

[computeruler]

well if you know what it is then you probably wont need to go to a repir shop to get it fixed know would you and you would add more fans of course

[computeruler]

Originally Posted by Cew27 i think you had better learn what your doing before you do this, if i told you my mosfets were overheating what would you do

are there any websites or books or somthing that can help me learn more then i aready know? like really advanced hardware kinnda stuff

[kanoakavirus]

I would have suggested re seating and heat sinks if not already done computer ruler do you know what mosfets do? without googling it.

[computeruler]

um no what do they do some little chip on the motherboard im guessing but im only 13 what do expect

[kanoakavirus]

No offence but age is a big factor when trust in involved, and you need to be trusted with valuable computers? i personally wouldn't let a 13 year old touch my computer no matter how experienced he/she is. Also if you were to make a mistake and mess up someones pc what would you say, "I'm only 13 what do you expect" ?

[computeruler]

lol no